‘More excitement for our guests’: Big change coming to Parx Casino Shippensburg
Parx Casino Shippensburg will launch traditional table games after approval from the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, adding to its existing electronic games.Summary
Parx Casino Shippensburg is expanding its gaming options to include traditional table games, becoming the last casino in Pennsylvania to do so. The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board will conduct test days on Tuesday and Wednesday, with a soft opening planned for Friday, pending final approval. A grand opening weekend is scheduled for February 6th, featuring 12 tables and 72 seats offering Blackjack, Roulette, Ultimate Texas Hold’em, and Three Card Poker. Revenue from the test period will benefit Branch Creek Place, a local senior center and Meals on Wheels provider. John Marshall, the casino’s general manager, stated that this expansion will create jobs, generate revenue for the state, and invest in the local community. The casino currently features 500 slot machines, electronic table games, and various dining and entertainment options.
(Source：Mechanicsburg Patriot News )